Chase

Chase finds its origins in the Old French word 'chace', meaning 'to hunt'. Historically a surname, it evoked images of the chase, the pursuit, the thrill of the hunt across medieval landscapes. As a given name, it crossed the Atlantic with early settlers, gaining traction as a robust, action-oriented choice, particularly in the late 20th century.

When you picture your son, do you see him setting his sights on a distant goal, his energy focused and bright? The name Chase embodies that drive. You can feel the exhilarating rush of calling it out across an open field, the name itself suggesting a relentless pursuit. It’s a name that promises a life lived with purpose and momentum.